WP3 Key exploitable results: Several software solutions have been developed and integrated with FNSCloud. An important exploitable outcome is the FNS-Harmony ontology, and identification and training of potential future data curators to support standardisation and interoperability of heterogeneous FNS data, facilitating data sharing and collaboration.
WP5 Key exploitable results: DEM01: i) Food traceability and metrology search engine, scientific paper, ii) Branded food datasets, several scientific papers showing the results from the use cases, videos, iii) A high-end user MCRA tool (e.g. researchers, risk assessors and TDS experts) and a low-end app - FoodMagnifier - (e.g. consumers, non-TDS professionals). DEM02: i) Datasets, food intake assessment tools (e.g. Foodbook24, eNutri 65+, WIE 60+), videos, training materials. DEM03: i) Datasets derived from the DIME study, metadata submission form, Fairspace (repository), Libro app: ii) Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and hypertension (HTN) risk assessment tool, iii) FooDrug database, webtool, code, e-Learning course.
WP6 Key exploitable results: Project website and social media channels that can potentially be exploited, primarily as a knowledge repository or for educational purposes.
WP7 Key exploitable results: The FNS-Cloud Community of Practice (myFNSCloud) with 46 videos, teasers and e-Learning videos uploaded, describing the demonstrators, talks from the final event and organised workshops on topics of open science.
WP8 Key exploitable results: A governance structure for post-project use and defined IPR license for FNS-Cloud’s tools, products or services. The FNS-Cloud business plan has been crafted, considering the needs of FNSCloud user communities and key exploitable results from the project. It defines the purpose, goals, and operational details of FNSCloud in the short- (2023-2024), medium- (2024-2030) and longer-terms (beyond 2030).
Evaluation of the potential impacts of FNSCloud is complex. It must take into consideration each of the components as well as the whole, and measurement of some aspects are difficult to formalise (e.g. scientific culture) not least because FNSCloud is only one voice in a broad discussion. FNSCloud provides a minimum viable product (catalogues, community of practice, and project website) and/or an enhanced viable product that also includes selected data, tools, services (e.g. FNSHarmony ontology). Impacts of each and the whole must be done on a different basis and will depend on acceptance, use, and implementation. Regarding scientific culture, FNSCloud has embraced Open Science (as a whole), but beneficiaries, FNS researchers, and the domain are still to be convinced and require further support and demonstration of the benefits. Boosting awareness of the value of intellectual property, exploitation pathways, and management of intellectual assets has been a constant during the whole project, but the need is ongoing, especially amongst FNS user communities.
